Tyson executives convicted in Espy gift case trial
A federal jury convicted Tyson Foods lobbyist Jack Williams on two counts of lying to investigators and corporate spokesman Archie Schaffer III on two counts of giving illegal gifts. Williams was cleared on two counts of giving illegal gifts. Jury deliberated six hours over two days. Sentences set for September. appeals planned.
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Judges question Secret Service privilege in Clinton Lewinsky case
At a Friday appeals court hearing in Washington skeptical judges pressed Justice Department lawyer Stephen Preston on whether Secret Service officers guarding a president should be exempt from questions in the Starr investigation. They debated proximity and timing of information learned near the Oval Office and who bears the privilege right, weighing potential impacts on future presidents.
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